Enterprise Applications

3 Ways to Save Yourself After a Phishing Attack

Microsoft and Mozilla are exchanging heated jabs about whose browser is more secure, but your browser can only protect you so much from phishing attacks. Your own brain may be your best defense. Here are three common problems caused by phishing, and

Quicken 2012: A Lot to Offer the Budget Weary

Despite a few blemishes and competition from free cloud-based services like Mint.com (also owned by Intuit), Quicken 2012 offers well-integrated "old school" software that's still the best at helping you budget and control your debt.

Sharepoint 2010: To Cloud or Not to Cloud?

A new Forrester report reveals surprisingly high adoption rates for Sharepoint 2010. Is this an indicator of Office 365 cloud migrations to come? Well, yes and no.

It’s Time to Think Like Facebook and Bring Social Media into the Enterprise

Office 365: Non-Profit Moves to Cloud for Global Relief

NetHope, a consortium of IT leaders serving humanitarian agencies, has been keeping things in-house with Sharepoint for years. But a recent move to the cloud via Office 365 is freeing up IT staff and allowing agencies to better share information.

Web Developments: 3 Cool New Features for Internet Users

CIO.com's Bill Snyder gives a rundown of what's new on the Web, including the return of Delicious, Quora's iPhone app that rocks and Mozilla's decision to slow down version releases and improve add-on compatibility.

How To Support Cloud Applications

Support organizations and Internal help desks have been supporting user applications for decades. But cloud apps make for some new twists, here are some best practices that are the cornerstones of cloud system support.

When ERP Forces You to Befriend Excel

It's a fun ride following the adventures of business users as they attempt to "outwit" their enterprise software with Excel. This week, that ride has led me to a usability survey conducted by IFS, a developer of an extended ERP applica

Don’t Think BPM And Customer Experience Are Your Problem? Think Again

Development leaders! Project leaders and business analysts! Application & solution architects! Want to move forward on your Business Technology (BT) journey and be viewed by your business stakeholders as a valuable team member? Take a tip from la

How Effective Leaders Can Make Principled Decisions When It Matters Most

Wharton School Professor Michael Useem says every leader has guiding principles. In his new book, The Leaderu2019s Checklist, he offers 15 principles that are important when making difficult decisions.